Used Toyota Highlander for Sale in Chehalis, WA

My truck started making a loud, scary noise when I was in town. I was so thankful that the I-5 Toyota service adviser took my truck right in on a busy Friday afternoon, and the problem was fixed (it was a small rock rubbing on a brake plate). The charge was very reasonable, and they washed my truck, too. I truly appreciate all the service experiences I've had at I-5 Toyota.

I love my Highlander. It seats up to 7 passengers or I can lay 2nd and 3rd row seats and transport larger items as big as a couch. Very versatile.

Quick, easy and affordable 70,000 mile service and oil change-always dependable and fast-thank you for everything and keep up the good work

We keep our cars for a long time so I looked long & hard and decided one the Highlander. I test drive it and thought it was the most comfortable & I loved all of the safety features!

Great service ever time we are at I-5 Toyota!!!! Monday March 28th one 0f your employers got an oil leek repaired for free!!! Great work!! Employ needs a raise!! I did not get his name???

Love the room in this suv perfect for my family and it’s been great on gas and maintenance compared to my 2006 Jeep commander I previously owned.

I test drove and compared the 2018 Honda Pilot, Nissan Murano, and Toyota Highlander. I chose the Highlander for reliability and all around better car for our needs and taste. I got the AWD XLE as it seemed to be the best version for the money. I liked the looks of the captain chairs in the second row, but opted for the full bench instead for friendlier seating for three adults instead of having to put one in the third row which is more for kids than adults. So far I love the car and the MPG has been very respectful.

I stopped in to get their best out the door price as a comparison quote for a 2017 Sienna. Despite going to the used lot by mistake, Jim took my information and called the new car lot. He gave me a rough number with the promise of a final figure via email. As promised, I had a final quote within 2 hours. This figure was lower that the first dealership we looked at, so we went with Toyota of Olympia. They traded another dealership for the color I wanted and within 4 days I was driving my new Sienna. I discovered scratches on the side view mirrors from the prep and brought it in the next day. Carlie and Tyler looked it over, agreed the mirrors were scratched by the dealership and promptly authorized replacement at no expense to me. I couldn't be happier!

The car meet all the needs , wonderful inside and outside , with a luxury and confort . The driving is so easy and very confortable

I bought a used 2005 Pontiac Sunfire two weeks ago from 507 Motorsports. Before I purchased the car, I had it professionally inspected for any issues (I paid $250 at Brown's Auto Care (nearby), to include a compression engine test - engine tests are expensive -- a regular inspection is about $100). The only issue that was found was a leaky oil seal. 507 Motorsports adjusted the price accordingly. One week later, I discovered that my windshield washer fluid dispenser wasn't working due to a huge crack in the reservoir. 507 Motorsports owner, Jason, tried to fix it for me for free with heavy duty epoxy, but there is still a small crack in it. He said that if I bring him a new water reservoir, then he'll fix it for free. I don't think that the car was sold to me with a broken reservoir (I checked it before leaving the lot, and the windshield washer fluid dispenser worked). After I bought the car, several people (snow tire installers, back-up camera installers, Brown's Auto Care - to fix the leaky oil seal) messed around near that area, and perhaps it was accidentally cracked. At any rate, I bought a car in good mechanical condition (the important stuff is working perfectly) with new tires at 507 Motorsports for a really good price, so I'm happy (I discovered that when I had my snow tires installed that my car came with new all-season tires). My recommendation is that if you are serious about buying a car at 507 Motorsports (or any used car dealership that doesn't offer a warranty/guarantee), it's best to pay $100 or so for a semi-thorough inspection at a nearby auto shop, and if something is broken, the dealership will work with you to fix it before you buy it because they want happy customers. Otherwise, go to a place that sells certified, warrantied pre-owned vehicles (you will be paying much, much more for the car than a measly $100 inspection) and buy your car there.

Purchased this car with around 73,000 miles on it in 2013. Most of the mileage on this vehicle is interstate/highway. It has been a joy to drive.

This is our second highlander, had a 2008 sport and loved it. Never a problem after 165,000 miles. But wanted more safely features of forward collection, blind spot monitors and lane departures alert with back up sensors. Found a limited with these features. Couldn't be happier. Quality built and roomy. Good fuel mileage and well built.

Excellent Excellent Excellent!!!! This places rocks . If you need a car this is your place to go. I will be back.

Purchased my 2001 Highlander in 2004 from a dealer. Was really impressed how it drove and i become the family car for years to come. Mostly just maintenance like brakes and oil. Had only one issue and it was AC controls which would in winter blew cold air. So I did a research and repair a wire that comes loose from control unit. Fixed almost for nothing (solder wire back ) Dealer want like $600 to replace unit. Otherwise it was solid vehicle with great ride plenty room in 2 nd row seats and decent trunk. Even pulled a utility trailer without any issues. Unfortunately I have sold the vehicle in 2011 with still low mileage for something '' better". What a bummer I have realized over time.

I just want to comment on one of your employees. Tyler Dixon was exceptionally helpful, both when I brought my 4-Runner in and when I picked it up. He was personable, knowledgeable, efficient,and had an appropriate sense of humor. A real pro!

Getting used to it . Will have to play with drivers seat a little to hit my comfort zone and why are the cup holders so huge up front. ??EVERYTHING else seems great . !!

My previous car was totaled on the freeway. I contacted Kelly Aho, who had sold me the car and even though she was no longer selling cars, but now sells accessories, she helped us out tremendously. She took the information of what I wanted and could afford down and ran all credit and financing reports before we arrived. I called on my way up and let her know I only had two hours to get to my sons game. When we got there they had three Camry's pulled up front for us to look at that were in our price range and met our criteria. It was as simple as picking a color and signing the papers. Kelly had hooked us up with a nice sales person and done all the leg work before we arrived. We were in and out in less than two hours and made it to the game early!

This car has met are needs so far.good leg room front and back.good gas mileage.rides like a car very smooth.running boards help with getting into car

I had a 2017 model that was totaled, however my wife who was driving it did not have a scratch except the pains from the accident.All air bags opened instantly and the seat belt tightened immediately preventing her head hitting the steering or windshield. The other car was also totaled , however the other driver had several broken bones.Therefore we decided to buy the same car and same model but the 2019.

We chose this car over the Santa Fe and VW Atlas. Definitely better quality than the Santa Fe and better engine performance than the VW Atlas. The tech features are nice, but not better than the Hyundai tech package. The biggest surprise is how much we underestimated the impact of the HORRIBLE navigation system in Toyotas. Trying to use it is an exercise in insanity. Truly a masochistic dream. The best part of the navigation system is when it is not on. Toyota should be ashamed of it and people should be fired. I have been a Toyota supporter for years, and the Highlander is a great all around car, but the frustration of using the navigation system is killing my desire to buy another Toyota. Either build one that works or use Android Auto.

Purchase the car with about 136k miles on it which I hesitated at first. After reading some reviews and talking with other people about the mileage I decided to take a chance. I can't find anything wrong with the car. I bought used cars in the past that nickeled and dimed to me to death. Always something. My Highlander drives and rides like a new car with tight steering and suspension works well. Not so concerned about the mileage anymore. Got new tires and alignment ,upgraded the stereo and I'm a happy owner now. Ready for a road trip.

I owned this vehicle for 3 years, it had computer problems, terrible voice controlled GPS, radio would crash. Engine and drive train were great, comfort was also good but not as spacious as my new VW Atlas. The service charges were too high, and it was recommended at 5k with synthetic oil, way too often.

Very disappointed bought top of line in model Platinum chrome but did not include automatic start or individual tire psi or specific low tire designation or automatic interior lighting when doors are open including rear hatch which at night is rediculous. Also the PCS I’m sure doesn’t work had a close call on rte 95 in South Carlolina and not so much as a waning tested it many times myself to see if I would at least get a Warning no such luck. Complained to the dealer and he said he tested it in Cruise control and since it wired in this mode the PCS IS OK . Didn’t convince me since I think there has to better way to check out the PCS especially when I had a bad experience with it but fortunately turned out fine because of my evasive action which still should have given me at least a warning because it was so close

Really thought Toyota Highlander would be an excellent replacement for our 2011 Subaru Outback. Other than styling and 3rd row seating it fails on all levels. Not confidence inspiring in snow and ice. Annoying radar cruise. Odd unintuitive controls. Weak engine. If I'd have known Subaru was coming out with an SUV with a 3rd row we'd be happy still.

It is a 7 seater which I need with a large family. We have grown children and they will fit in the third row. I love the dynamic cruise control and other safety features.

Good looking, easy to get in and out of. I love the easy opening back door for groceries and other items. Also gets great gas millage.